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The Rite Edge Stockman Folding Knife with Brown Bone Handle carries three polished stainless blades, clip point, sheepsfoot, and spey, fitted to a brown bone handle with nickel silver hardware, closing down to a compact size well under 3 inches overall.
Day to day work goes to the clip blade, the sheepsfoot's flat edge suits controlled push cuts where a curved blade would tend to roll, and the spey blade's rounded tip takes on detail work that a pointed edge handles far less safely. Three blades in a knife this compact means each one is ground smaller than it would be on a full-size Stockman, which keeps the whole package light and pocket-friendly without cutting the pattern down to just one or two blade shapes.
Brown bone gives the handle a warm, natural coloring that varies somewhat from knife to knife, since it comes from an actual bone source rather than a dyed synthetic, and no two knives in a production run will look perfectly alike as a result. A slip joint holds each blade open through spring tension, with no lock to release before folding it back by hand. Nickel silver bolsters and pins add a bit of classic detail beyond plain steel hardware, the kind of small touch that shows up clearly in side-by-side comparisons with cheaper alternatives. Explore more Stockman Knives.
Arrived as advertised. Thanks
The Rite Edge Stockman Folding Knife with Brown Bone Handle carries three polished stainless blades, clip point, sheepsfoot, and spey, fitted to a brown bone handle with nickel silver hardware, closing down to a compact size well under 3 inches overall.
Day to day work goes to the clip blade, the sheepsfoot's flat edge suits controlled push cuts where a curved blade would tend to roll, and the spey blade's rounded tip takes on detail work that a pointed edge handles far less safely. Three blades in a knife this compact means each one is ground smaller than it would be on a full-size Stockman, which keeps the whole package light and pocket-friendly without cutting the pattern down to just one or two blade shapes.
Brown bone gives the handle a warm, natural coloring that varies somewhat from knife to knife, since it comes from an actual bone source rather than a dyed synthetic, and no two knives in a production run will look perfectly alike as a result. A slip joint holds each blade open through spring tension, with no lock to release before folding it back by hand. Nickel silver bolsters and pins add a bit of classic detail beyond plain steel hardware, the kind of small touch that shows up clearly in side-by-side comparisons with cheaper alternatives. Explore more Stockman Knives.
Arrived as advertised. Thanks